THE 5IINERS' AND FARMEUS’ JOURNAL.
Now.gcnticnH-n.frwiithc rtriraclcswroupliiby | lost, nii(J wc hear of a good many human
olK,n andadurcBca xnen, patent .U.am.dm•tnr^ 1 rnBnol JemMmce: but , l.vcH that have ^ lo8t.” The river was
incidental meeting wa. net for j who ha, ha.l lh« a*su..ncc imWuly to dccty an ^ descended
... . .1 .1. 1 - ^1... . f%T llfimt HlOfllCal  * _ . _ .
madu wiws he called hi« brethren to their usual
place of devotion, and adurcuscd them in the fol-
lovin^ i.iaiinor
jcct of this
grand instruinent, which utvi'r can lie rivalled,
but by ono equally inspirid from above, ot pre
serving the material part of man, which will pre
clude the necesbity of farther mquiry concerning
that mysterious part of man which it too tran
scendental for human reason;" which awfti! diuo-
obuso the theory and practice of the fir^t medical
men ..n the country, and has ontemptuoUsly pla
ced th( in btneath hik lierd ot undinciplined prac
titioners, hi* taverii-kceiK’rs, eoiistabk-B, and ne-
wiis not greater thnn tho celebrated “ Ya-
•/(>o Frcsli.” In short, adds the Courier,
•• thin, n» a frtend observed to us, has been
a real yuUif cation Flood."]
info„.«l fcy . g.n- COM
tieman from Burke Co«nt) , that the corps for t.ik wlr.nal.
of U. S. Engineers, under the Editor, ; I wrTte todcfrnd the now fan-
Col. Long, have ® y . «j! _ j,j «|o,| (tianr nyatrul, romarkablp for it fVankness ) p„rposo of administering to tlx' souls, because,
^ihc 'K^iWille in Virgi»in> iu succcm in the cure ol tli«- rdlow.crcaturos, 1 have l>o**n inspired with liic
them!e thmiX’tL M^>cc*sin (Jap, across t .ase.-, agai..st the underhand machiuations of hy-
the YeUow Mountan, Linville Mountain, to .x>crisy : I write to duf. nd Ui-l system, which
Morganton, where they arrived during the |,^ bet.„ siande.cU without measure and witi.out
storm, on the first part of last week ; and i ..giving ^vl,om
left that place oh Saturday 27th ult., Kt the i ^ Providence” ha« sent to our asBistance,
I’leasant (Jardens ; wh«'n^they took a grand instrument of curing all diseases
„,M l)rcp G.p.l>o.K-^.oo°^';>;'l^ I J ,L „ Bu, bcli.v. .1,.. . I.Hc. ...d »o,c i„U»U«. “ |'n;’ " W,“|t " Zt
the Navigation'the indignation of the enlighUncd part of the com. «»„e old .;aint continued thus : I venture to assert live upon an equahty with eaeh other. j ’.orthern bninch of tho
on*!^ndv River. The itntnense im(K>rtance I muxiity, and caused tlic intelligent members of the ^takc my credibility on the nsserti.in, without
of this l^d is becoming more and more ap- j profession to regard U.e undiiciplinca praclition- ti,„ i^ast fear of being contradicted by Act or rea-
parcnt in the estimation of all w ho ha\e for j ers of that system, as a motly squad of impious em- tj,st yjc great raurtality of man is owing to a
a nKiinont reflected on the advantages which j piricscomposedof silenced preachers, shoemakers, radical dcfect in Uiose enlightened institutions.
gro«*s. riiilanthropic dreamers may say what
they please; they may tell us that we are all men, • 'J'hc f'rcshct.—We have copie«l from otii-
and all made by the same Almighty hand; but er |>aperH, some account of the destnictive
J ... sccnacma. .or numan reason, we see that this Almighty hand has ma,le «>me ; effecU of the Jf‘°
“ bcdi»„ .. .h= cn,.,.* ..W.d ni,:,..' ...a U-.. -nd u„UI ,h„. j
wotild be derived from it. Col. Long is j butchers, tavern-keepers, constable:, horse »ur
^aid to be most favorably impressed with | all of whom arc in successful
its importance and practicability. 1 he ob- j practice—ovcrruning the polite world like a dcl-
ject ot' the. projectors ot this road seems to ; tca-ketiles of fleeting vapors, tea-
(>e to cross the .Mountains at a point which ^eMing liquors, and crean.-pou of a.trin-
would strike the central mar et o * *® ' ’ j gent roots, couuteracling nature in her course.
Viz. Columbia, from whence ,t "|«y i restoring dying n.ento life, by mean, of ma-
to the two others, VIZ. havettevilie and Au-. . i ,
gusta-Charleston being'in a Southern di- I 6'= ‘"canUtio.is, .n wb.ch the multitude ar
rection from Columbia, would of course ; d«h!.'hted, and arc embracing wiU. eagerness, and
have the deepest interest in its success.— | which has so completely panic-struck ihecnvwus
Hon. S. F. Carson aJid Col. I. T. -\very, members of the profession as to induce them to
we understand, will attend the Convention seize with uncnmnKMi alacrity the weapon of slan-
lo be held at Estilville on the 11th inst., to i jer to reliere tlicmsclvcs from thiir humiliating
represent the interests of this regiun, w hen i situation, and to tower over the heads of their en-
the Kngineers will laake their rC|K»rt, and brethren; and I think I can venture to say
further mt'asures be taken to accomplish production of the
tho euterfH-izP.—RKtherfordion Sjicctator. j „ ^vhether tl.ey were jusuilable
Rofary i*^/np.—-Messrs. Hale, Crane & ! ^ “> »" cxpos.iio,,
Co. of the citv of Hartford, Connecticut, j ‘“Cf to the Uieory and pracuce of the
have obtained a patent for, and established | l»te rev.val in m.-d.cmc will enable the public to
a manufactory of, a new rotary pump, which j form a correct di ci.-ion.
promises to be a dt^cided and valuable ini-1 Thompson, the Hip|K)«ates of the late revolu.
j.rovrniont. Two wheels are enclosed in I tion in medicinc, was bora in Fincastlc, in the
a casing w hich corresp«ind9 witli them in ■ year 1*76, under the monarchical governnM-nt.—
size, and which fits closely up>n their sides. ; ujj mother was by birth a J ajid by nature a
One of the wheels has, on its periphery ' she Hourishcd in tJic great French rev.
fWts or winps, three in number, at equal Surgeon, and
du^tauce ap.yt—somewhat like cogsthe , u„rivalkd success in U.e treatment of
otlier wheels has cavities into which the
or floats iiiav fall, both wheels being
wounds u ith bteam, she acquired great fame. But
- , J • .L ■ . . i as she grew old she became completely saturated
s«i placed in their casing as to revolve to-1 «> , . .
Wither, and their peripheries forming a wa-1 «“»> " “>
ter.joint. Through the ends or headiS of, believe Uiat rel.g.ous ceremonies were MKWr eifi-
the casing ^ass the shafts which support ' caeious in removing maladies than remedies of
and turn the wheels. \ me3ieal skill, and in this fit of enraged passion
'J'here are two apertures in the casing, j she diabolically died without the benefit of a cler.
through one of which the water is drawn gy, leaving behind the only child, Thompson, wl«>
up by the suction produced by the motion , according to one of the ordinances of tliaf govern.
i»f the floats, as they rocedc from tho wheel, entailed the profession by mhrritance; and
containing the cavities, and througii *he I
other the water .s discha^rgjed by tne ap-. ^f Patent Steam-Doctor,
proach ot the floats tnwurd. it. The pump ♦ Thompson being a boy destitute of a liUr.l
jiiav be put lu motion bv the hand, or other ' ® \
i>owcr. One fourteen iivrhes in diameter, i »“• «h.b.Ung
with the application of the power of two i « .tean.-pot, it had the
men, will raise and di.K:l.arse 1^0 gallons pcm'oous tendency of cnppl.ng h.sgenms m .u
|>cr niinute. \ pump of this size is already 1 infancy, and precluding all farther growth or ad-
m euccc8»ful operation at the Simsbiirj j vancemert; and what operated still more against
mines in this State ; and orders for others | his prosperity, was the taste and spirit for science
which arc so extremely pcrnicious in principle
and practicc, as to place the cause of disease in
inflammation, and thr removal of difoase under
the power of the lancet and the despotic govern
ment of “Calomel.” Now, fi'llow-citizens, lo il
lustrate the unpardonatic ijnorBnce of those well
organized and disciplined institutions, reflect for
a moment, that life consists in blood and deatli in
cold ; it th rcfi>rc must be roatonablo to siippos.’
that man has no blood to lose ; but gentlemen, re-
mark the conscjue»ees if a man doi'S lose bl«id ;
, , , 1 .1 . ri Haw iliver, the northern bninch of tho
the nun.crous ev.U produced by N.mrod, tha of | ^,
to the profession cl.im«ey-swee,.er. is Ok-
and low grounds. e have not heard |>ar-
ticulars,except that .ludge Kulltn’sdam,(lor-
joining
most degrading: thus exhibiting an impious re
semblance between the mo«t vile, and saerod func
tions, for ho is still dressed in black, whether in
his clerical or his lay charaet. r; and he still o-
beys the injunction lo cry alou.l and spare not,
whether he pcci>« from the pulpit or I'rom the
inerly Judge .'lurplieyV) is entirely swept
awny.
'Fhe lo%v grounds in Hlnden, where we an
ticipated much mischief, have, wc arc hap*
chimney, and whether his vorifrrations are di-1 py to leani, escaped material injury
reetcd against Calnmel or against totil.
To,! Ml. sai.a.mani)i;r.
A letter from a friend in the upper |>art
of Richmond county, informs ut> that tho
Pee Hee haa swept away Mills, Cro|>s, Aic.
in timt neighborhood, to an extent surpass-
irig the recollection of the oldest inhahi-
(.,„ts.—“ I'armera who were in the very
I’rom the Charh ston Courier.
Tin: l'Ri::SH.—[tv/rac/sq/' /W/rr*.]
('.amdtn, Atifi- HO.—U e have l>een vis- ; p;,il,ering in their year’a labor, had
if you bleed a man, so much of that man is dead;! j,oi by a frosh.t never before «M|uailed here. mortiticatioii of swung the whole of tl^'ir
ifyou lake half ofhis biood he is half dead, and if Oup river was about three feet higher thafl blasted in one day’a tune. Ow-
you take all he is totally defunct—“logically e- it was ever known lietore. '1 wo thinls of ■ ,jjg aituation of tl*e com, which waa
nough.” Fellow creatures, I arnaorry to find that ^ our llridge is entirely swept nwiy, which rip*'ning, and the water lying over it
tlic whole kingdom has been suffering for so many almost aiiMHints to a total loss of it, us it will , Jj,V will cause it, when ahe sun
years, fVoni a system so pernicious in principle, l''»« • eX|«^ t Ix'fore it Will be re-tollt. shiwsoiit.'to rot. Not only crops, Ujt hog*,
and in practic. ' Hut, brethren, thank the wine' A great many of rajr IManters have sufK re.1 , hornes, werts drowned ;
.nd the great, I have the n.eans in my power, in- “ men who one «w;k not suspecting such a fre.het,
spired by the -.av.ng Angel," to take from that; “S’’ ‘'‘'“''J f"
, , I • . r . J , I huiidrol Ijjiles CottiHiandthrectofourtlioii-1 The same elter infomi-s us of the melan-
btishels Corn, will now soar.-ely make I ^oiy dc-ith, bv drowning, of Mr. illiam
hamts for the s.n.l suu. of «», the grand n.stru- ^ | ^ ,a, Randall, of Mont-
mcnt of curing all disca«.-s in t«o hours, and the lost their entire , j^^v craintv, a voung man of very res-
pkasure of fixing your own Ume, when to make U JW. Laiiir, John had been murrie.1
your eternal elopen.enU will,out intcrrupUon. M’Rae, .Mr. M'Rae, Major .Me Willie, K.>-t. ' ,„onths before, and who hid C.ir
Having thus, gcntleineii, gone through the Jjrin- t’antey, K»t. Champlin, K. Cun ton, Col. , jjecoiite a valuable member of socM-tV.—
eipal objcct of our meeting, I Ulieve httle further Jas. S. I)»‘a«, aljout 4110 hugs, and no doubt j drowned w hile endea%'oring lo drivo
will be wanted than to encourage the backward to , five times as many others, w ho have lost Stock on Ins farm to a place of aeruritv.
lake patcnu, and the zealous to persevere in their , from one hall lo three fourths ol their crops. ) j h'ayt tteriUe Ofmmr.
iindcrukings. I Ferkm-i, ('iples, Adamson, and all tho Jh»y-
With this last ...junction, all thore that had «ao ' l'“vo also sulfered immenselv, tlio’ I
..„i„ . ...I .1,.-. ..... I.... Mievo not a total lota. Ihe (he raw
Uridge is entin-ly cariei away,aiMl the loss
lought patents ; and those that had not, gave all
tl.ey had, and thiir notes for the >>alance :^thus
each man leaving tlieir place of devotion armed
with the infallibit- nostrum, which was so a'^mira-
bly calcnlatcd to vulgarize tl.e .-.cdical proieshion,
and brutalize th« human frame; w hi' h an eijiose
From the Richmond Knqirirfr.
TMF. INSI KKFI'TIO.V
L A fanatic preacher bv the name of Nat.
of the Planters on that river are no doubt Nat. Turner'} «lio ha.1 b.-eii
equal totho«5 on this. Much sicknws is ,..^„„ht to reatl ami write, aixl jM-rmitted to
now ant.npited, e.»|- cially on the planta- preaching in th.* cr.untry, wa* at
We have already a g**od deal here, bottom of this infernal brigandage. Ho
“ C»btmbia, .\vc- — In ditji-n'nt parts artful, inipudent and vindictive, wiIIkaK
of certain facts relative to a case trtattd by one ol »l:una;je done is incal- anv cause or ttrovocal lull, that coiild be as.
tliat souad. in a sicklv section of this rini'triet. will ^ i i_ i’ ii . _’.. .i ■ . ‘ ■ ,- «• 'i „
diat squad, in a sickly section of this dn^trict, w.U c.ilablo, Fnim Hampton’s plantation down,
sufliciently illuclrate. Ii.lcy, a woman of color, every thing is ffone rtl the river. He loses
who had been laboring under local iiiilammation
(or imym, but witi.out exc.ling Ihc af^rc-
hensions of her master, until a stcaia-doctor ii..>in-
uatf;d himself into his house without an invitatio..,
and took the hberty to remark lo Ihc gt ntleman
lluit if l>ilcy waa nut cured in 34 hours, she must
certainly die; and that l.«; could cure her in two
al)Out halt'. ()n the NVaterco they are wor>e
off if possible. Kverv' thing under water
from t’aniden down, and most of the river
lands in the up co.mtry a re also swept. 'I’he
loss will l>e greater tiiaii in
(Jrcat Frenhrt at AuptFta.—The late
huve lj;en received from several States m ; cultivated by the .lliterate clergy A the »isd«m of 1 hours, by the watch. Tl.e old gentkman being have (says the .Vugusta C’hriHiicle of
the I niuQ.—A. E. Riritir. | ihc ir grand-mothcrs, which had undergone a great j a.'»toni»hed, l.ut worse scared, reluctantly submit, -“th Aug.) swelled theSivannah KlV-
We have just been presented
Wooden Bucket, turned from nolid
by Mes.srs. Hall, .Mallahv 6i R
this place. The gentlemen named _ . . „
on an e.vtensive manufactory of hollow i were enhanced by l.is really imagining him- neer, and unacquainted with the power of Meam,
gned. He was the lave of Mr. 'Fravis.
He awl another slave of Mr. T. a voting
fellow, by the name of Mix*rc, were two 4‘
Ihe Icatiers. Three or limr others were
first concertHfl ami iiU’Wt octlve. 'I'hey liad
15 otlien to Join them. And by ini|M>rtu-
nily or tlin ati> tlnry prevailed upon 2l» eth-
ertt to co-operate in the acheinc of massacre.
W'c cannot say how long they were organ
izing thein*elves—Lut they turned Hit on
last .Monday ntorning early (llie *.i‘id) upon
woxIcn ware, of ail descriptions, such as' **h nobody; and under tins immoderate excite,
buckets, chums, washing tulj?, «i:c. Sj far ■ >nfnt of the brain, he indi^mantly left his native
as wc are able to judge, we are decidedly country, crossed the wide waters of the Atlantic
of opini'>n that ware, turned from .solid ! and landed in the American world in the city of
tiin!>er, is vastly superior to that made in Bristol, under the title of Patent .Stcam-Doctor.
the usual manner. The vessels are all On Uic day previous to his arrival in Bristol, there
iron bound, and w.-ll painted, inside and HJt. „ „^gro man executed for stealing a
They are vep-light-and tlierc is every .tcam-pot, which had created grent dissatisfaction
reason to believe that otic buckct of this
description,
buckets,
ufacture of
to the weste
u family but
kets every
view the vast population of the western
Cuuutry, every’ one will perceive must a-
inouiit to an enormous sum annually ; and
this 5!um is taken out of the country, to pui -
chase an article of absolute necessity. Now
and the great danger arising from applying it to
the system when cold,—wh.le in tl.is sUte the
the upper part of Broad street, and the wa-' indiscriminate. 'I’hcv were m.»r d, to
ter was spreading rapidly arotind the city ||,e nuinU r of 40 or’.'iO; niul w ki.ivei
—and it was rising at the rate of one and a axes—kn-king on the head, or culling
bfKly being suddenly heated by steam on the out- quarter inches. Should it CfHitinuc lo rise t|,p throols of their virliint. They haii
side, only the stratum of particles immcdiatrly af- I S inches more, we may ex(>ect to witness fire.arins among them—.ind scarrely
fectcd expands, while that on the inside, not biing ! another \ azK> fresh ! HaiidMirg, opposite ' one, if one, that was lit for u^.
. . 'Fheir lie-
, this cily, is completely .«.urr.HjndedMithwa- ,„j, uK.untcd cnjibled them to jK rpf-trtite
a separation usually follows, lie had ra.s«-d the I **’’’■ bridge stands the rapid current the lamentable ntischief, which so small a
steam to that point which induced him to believe notwithstandmg the extrt in^ dif- f„rre could execute in so small a circuit (in
heated, undergors no concomitant change, hence
propos.tion being imn.cdi.-.tely acceded to, the de
ceased U ean.e visible, and with three hard steam
ings and one gentle rubbing he wai. restored to a ! was a whig in the revolut.on ; his height, as he
p.;rfect state of mctivity, which at once in.morlal- | himself has informed us, was seven feet and a half,
izcd him in that section of countrj- but not be- | and lo the length ofhis liu.bi. he attributed his be!
a U„er .r.,cte .. furnished, ,he pn-c jple
I from mere fatigue, they pau.sei in tlieir mur-
J he next case I shall mention, .s one of an in-; .piarter pa«t .J . clock, I*. ,\I. was exactly , deroiis career alx.ul l‘J oMock on .Moodav.
terest.ng nature. Bib, a native of this district, I 19 in hes below the centre, at the inteis 'c-. \ fact or t\\ o, l.'cfurc we continue our nar-
tion of Hnwd and Washin-lon streetsnitive. Theso wnlches are now e.>,timat d
the rise of the water by tiie town guage at to have committed tixty-one murdir$ ' Not
the Bridge, 31J feet abfive low water mark. ’ I ii white |>erson cscap‘d, at all the hou.scs
Fxtract of a letter—“ Since my last we visileij, except two f One was a liltlo
.c hope that our fel-i ” 6'~ne goi ms ng.u eye punceea out, wii.ch had never. have had f«e of tlic highest freshets that  hdd at Mrs. U .aliar’s, alnjut 7 or H jeam
low-citizens Mill l>e led to consider their in-1any inconvenience until a recent conver- has been known for thiity.six years—t|,e "ho had .sagacity- enough to creep
tercet aright, arxl award to the inanufactu- | ‘**® South. lango while rambling niiion ho had wiUi a steam-docior, wl«> remarked | river commenced rising on'Siinday and kept i “P “ chiinnry ; and the other was .Mrs, Bar-
rers that encouragement which their enter-1 through Carolina—near one of its small villages— | to him that he could put him in a goxleye in iwoj rising till this morning. I am s«'.rry lo in-1 *■''"> "hose huskind was murdered in the
prize really merits. Richmond Patlad. j accidentally came in conUet with old Mmrod, ^ hours, by die waU:h. Hob, b ing elated at the j “I* ’r‘«>nd.s on Bt a h Island ‘■‘itlon patch, though ho had recc iy. d somn
j a tall guant man, of pleasing address and ready i idea of having two eyw, ii.i.nrdiatc ly submitted I ‘ **"• only the crop notice in the course of the moriiing of iho
TrareUer's direction — \ fr.end who has ' “ considerable, but unimproved to the o,K:ration. 'J he doctor put hi. si. an.-works ■ aH |hc old corn they had ^ mur.ierous ,!.-. «ls that were going on ; IkjI
M I uLztif:r B uirtmun* ii itiiu w iiv im» y- i • .r , ! in tli*ir 'Pl.r* .. . .1 ! h:«/l iiLirAil n/\ «.. l
travelled relates the foiJow lug a« a literal paving rouJs, tJiou^h hi» face exprc*»cd [ agoin;r, aiiH retired in his lot to a dog
corn has been sivrpt avvav, I do herself ktween Ihe weather Ixiarding
direction given to him by an inhabitant of a ! "’'‘■“d”. which presented a long nose, tliat sup- j «tcamed to death the day before, for killing sheep, I of 'iJi n herself'iK-Uveen lhe*^^w f*''iV . !
remote New England tovvrn, in reply to his of silver spreUclr. thro.igh which and pulled out l.is rye; this he dexterously fixed ; believe I would not Ik- out of^'l'hTway!-Their »!•« room, ami the nnplasle'n'd b“ li'ing
inquiry for tlieduect road to u,eetmg rH^P«d. moderately pair of interesting eyes, which L. old sockct, gave him tliree hard steam-1 situation is indotsl distressing, tiioy have and esca^d, the wretch.lH n,.t taking tinS
' 1 I I nearly lost all the mules, horses and stock I'unt l>cr out. It was U-lieved, that ono
.1-. . .1- U . ..... I of the brigands had taken up a spite ngain-t
hou^e:
• II . I . • I ” ’ -- —V -- — -— —lAi iji ijii
el ,all, stranger, you go right straiglit ol*tinacy ; and in addition to his other titles, he a„d off with the fury of a maniac up a long 1 they had on Iheir plantations,
ahead till you come to a large oak tree, then was supremely skilled in the Ejf^ptian language, i road, wh.ch led into an old field where a large ,.r ur. , I.f c . i >’“''row, U>( aii^- he I'md rl'fused V.iiti
right shou - and a great meditator on death. Lingo observing ! flock of sheep were feeding, which Hob’s new eye ' ^ e have'ha.I n r ‘••'"’'Ic slaves for a wifn.
der, and go fill until you come to the brick «,th what nratncas old Nimrod mastered subjects , . . . j . ... i Iasi.—“*>« have had a remarkable fresh ! ,
school house-tlu*n take the brick school I
houw; your h:ftsh«iller, and keepstraitiht ‘ ‘''•‘K*’* »* «>nvtr»ing with him between the eye and brain, inspired Boh with a
j« till yirtJ come to Squire W’l igates, and but the one which was partie- mutton, and the same ambition possess,
then you take tho Scpiire's house right on “h»rly agitated waa the " lats revival of medicine. ’ pd by the dog previous to his undergoing tfi" steam
your back, and you can’t mnu tl.e way. J l-mgo stated to the old saint that he had been in- ' o|>^ration. Bob put off aft/T the shorp with the
Smlh,irn Fainut. j instrument of restoring fury of a hungry wolf, killing without eating, until
• I dead men, and for t).c sum of SCitJ he was author- ^ j,p },ad destroyed 14, notwithstanding the fowling.
Uhen we look at a fK-ld of wheat, we » po'**' a'lorney to reveal the sccret. ),^j discharged at him; and in
fitul thiU tliow! stfxks which rai.se tfteir heads -'‘imfod eagerly snatched the offer and swallowed act of killing tl.e fifte.mth, there came, fortu-
tne highest are the emptiest. TIk: same is down U.e ur.mortal steam. Now thought Uie old f„r U.e poor sheep, a keen flash of light-
tbe rase with m»>n—those wIk. ai«ijine the .aint, I w.il talw Uie advanUge of the moment, ' knocked out his new eye, and chaaed
|rcr.*tcst cfjnsirqtierice have ^fnerally the , and the beautiful ornaments of diRtinction shall ' ]|im round tl^e fioli] thre«7 over th« bars and
l^aat ahare of j:jd^ment and ability . bt mine. Aud on the same evoning of lus being u.to the stable
in tho river, Ihe water coming within 17 ‘ I'-arlyon i ucsday morning, (hey att«-mp.
inches of the level at the iiitersecti.m of their l>!'udy work. '1 hey
Broad and W.n.ohingtoni^iroetK—it was mueli an allat'k u(>>!i .Mr. Blunt, i> gentle,
above any fresh sinee the eelebrat-fl “ Va- '"•"'ell with tliQ gout,
Z!»o”—the river is now falling. Iinmen;eI •n.'^trad of (hing, determined to
injury has b^en sustained by the pl iniers , out. Hi* haii s-.-vcral piece.i of
on the Hat and marginal lands, especially. I*"or eijjhl, and ho
in loss of provisions, cro|)s, and it is appre-i ''ito tlif hai.d of his ovvn slaves,
bended there will he a considerble losa of »ohl\ and tfullan'.ly stood by him.-^
stock and porhap.s negrws. 1 hr\ re[M-II d fhe bMgatnls—kiilod ono,
'd an.l took prisoner [(Jen. Moore,J
f.i.. J . „ I **nd we believe tooJi a third, who was not
[ I he Auffuuta (,o,a ur of the i?»th ult.' wound.:d ut all.
slates that “ a great deal of stork ha^ b'-cn We understand that 10 . f thosr brigand*